...well, up to you to decide, but I just don't feel that the track order feels right at all on the album, too many sappy ballads close to each other, Psychological as the lead track????? excuse me! None of the supposed singles in the beginning... - naaah! - look at this and say what you feel, I think this flows extremely much better...
1) The Sodom And Gomorrah Show
2) I'm With Stupid
3) God Willing
4) Numb
5) Luna Park
6) I Made My Excuses And Left
7) Psychological [Instrumental, Neil's vocals just doesn't fit IMO] Minimal
9) Indefinite Leave To Remain
10) Integral
11) Casanova In Hell
12) The Resurrectionist
Because you dance to disco, and you don't like rock...
1. God Willing
2. The Sodom And Gomorrah Show
3. Minimal
4. Luna Park
5. Casanova In Hell
6. Psychological
7. Fugitive
8. Integral
9. I Made My Excuses And Left
10. Twentieth Century
11. Indefinite Leave To Remain
That's it! An intro and 10 brilliant tracks, leaving Numb, I'm With Stupid, The Resurrectionist and Girls Don't Cry as strong b-sides.
First single: Fugitive
Second single: The Sodom And Gomorrah Show
Third single: Minimal
Fourth single: Indefinite Leave To Remain
Fifth single: Integral
God willling
Sodom and Gomorrah Show
Minimal
I made my excuses and left
Psychological
I'm with stupid
Indefinite leave to remain
Numb
Twentieth Century
Integral
Fugitive
Luna Park.
01. The Sodom And Gomorrah Show
02. Luna Park
03. Fugitive
04. Minimal
05. The Resurrectionist
06. Casanova In Hell
07. Girls Don't Cry
08. I Made My Excuses And Left
09. Twentieth Century
10. I'm With Stupid
11. Integral
12. Indefinite Leave To Remain
b sides Psychological & Numb.
First single: Fugitive
Second single: Integral
Third single: I'm With Stupid
Fourth single: Minimal
Fifth single: The Resurrectionist
Last edited by Glenny4 on Thu 25 May 2006, 12:12 pm, edited 4 times in total.
If "Fugitive" or "The Resurrectionist" were to have been of Fundamental, then they would have been produced by Trevor Horn and may have ended up sounding very different to their final versions. I love both tracks, but I think they've been released on the correct formats.
The tracklisting for Fundamental is badly sequenced. For one, if they weren't going to put "God willing" at the begining then it should either have been dropped or properly added to the begining of "Luna Park" or another track. I like the fact that "Integral" is at the end - it's a good track to finish with and I can see the whole think about the psychological craziness at the begining being sorted through the conformity of "Integral" but the middle of the album is a bit too choppy. "The Sodom and Gomorrah Show" would be a rubbish start to the album though.
I want to keep listening to Fundamental before figuring out how I'd sequence the album. At the moment, I can't stop listening to "Fugitive"....